It’s very seldom I go to KL and when I do go, we’d be doing the shopping complex rounds and I’ve come across Godiva Chocolatier quite a few times.Since I’m a die-hard chocoholic, of course I gave in to temptation and tried it. I didn’t really go for the cakes but I went for their Chocolate Decadence smoothies…
It costs me RM24. So, it is worth it?
The taste: It’s thick, very chocolatey and rich. The burst of rich, sweet, to-die-for chocolate in your mouth is simply delicious. It’s something I’d drink again and again. But….
I’ve never eaten Vietnamese food before and had no idea what it’s like at all. All I could think of was that it probably has rice and noodles and that’s as far as I could think. I didn’t know if it was spicy like Thai food or pickled like Korean or raw like Japanese. So, I didn’t really suddenly decide to try it out.
It was all those insidous ‘marketing’ by people I know. Every once in a while, I’d hear someone rave on and on about how great the food at Miss Saigon is. So, in the end, . . . → Read More: Vietnamese food at Miss Saigon
Now, before I start, I’d like to tell you readers that after today, I’d be away for a short holiday in Bangkok so my posts will all be time-stamped posts until next month. Don’t worry, I’ll give you a close up look at what we ate (including any creepy crawlies) in Bangkok once I get back.
Okay, now, let’s move on to the spicy taste of Mexican food. I’ve always loved mexican food because of all the spices! I remember when we went to LA, we particularly tried out some of the mexican fast foods there too and . . . → Read More: Invited review: Mexican food at The Islander, Traders Hotel
For the longest time, I keep hearing raving great reviews of Kirishima Japanese Restaurant over at Cititel Penang but never did get a chance to try it out. Until recently. Well, we could hardly stay out of Japanese food anyway so it is a matter of time before we tried it out!
So, let’s take a look:
Ambiance is nice enough. Very Japanese and very comfortable. Now, on to the food…
Chawanmunshi has to be one of Mr Picky’s favourite Japanese food so we had to order one for him and surprisingly, Kirishima has . . . → Read More: Kirishima Japanese Restaurant at Cititel Penang
For the longest time, I’ve been hearing a lot of good things about Mizi Bistro at New World Park. In fact, I’ve walked pass that little restaurant many times and wondered at the crowds there. And yes, there are so many great rave reviews on so many food blogs I know that the food must have been pretty impressive.
So, we gave in to our curiousity and plunge right in to give it a try. Since there are so many food reviews about this place, I think I will just post up the pictures of what we ate and . . . → Read More: Trying out Mizi Bistro after all those good reviews
I’ve not been to Salsa Restaurant for lunch in quite a while and have forgotten why we used to love having lunch at this place. So, we went back recently. I’m happy to find that the restaurant has not changed much even after it has moved to the ground floor of Continental Hotel. I know they moved years ago but I did say I’ve not been to the restaurant in a while.
Here’s the restaurant review:
Salsas Restaurant
Now, on to the food… We ordered the set lunch (@RM15 per set) so here’s . . . → Read More: Lunch at Salsa Restaurant
I haven’t had time till now to get the tonnes of pictures I took of the places we went to eat over the weekend organised and ready to be put up here. If you don’t know already, we are Japanese food fans so naturally, we chose to go to a Japanese restaurant to celebrate our fifth wedding anniversary.
Since we’ve never tried the Miraku Restaurant over at G Hotel, we went there for their set lunch.
The Miraku Restaurant at G Hotel
The ambiance is very warm and cosy. The decor, simple and elegant.
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